Staying on top of the latest trending themes might not technically be part of your job description as an event creator but creating the best possible experience for attendees is. From color tones to event catering, consider implementing these 5 hot trending themes.
Neo Mint is rising in popularity. It is clean, technical and mentally relaxing. As is Earth's Harmony a versatile blue. Consider combining these fresh natural colors with a more vibrant Papaya orange or Clementine pink in your table linens and floral arrangements. Can't choose? Then you may want to try a vibrant boho chic floral or chevron pattern that gives your event a natural, pure yet modern vibe. Accent with brushed silver, gunmetal and gold table decor and chargers. From linens, to décor, your event branding is sure to be on point when incorporating these colors.
Hybrid events aren’t going away anytime soon. In fact, this increasingly popular technology has proven to provide a platform to increase attendance and engagement as well as a digital vehicle to engage attendees not only with your stakeholders and sponsors, but your brand. From live-streaming and watch parties, immersive apps and programs, even with a return to in-person gatherings, hosting a virtual portion is a much-needed option, whether attendees live near or far.
Event professionals often refer to micro events when they talk about hosting one specific part of an event only. So instead of organizing a full-day conference with coffee breaks and the like, a micro event would let you choose a segment of a usual event format and organize this one only as a stand-alone session. For example, this could be a session, get-together, meet-up, or reception. While for some event professionals the micro event encompasses only this one element, nothing else, no aftermath and therefore being cheaper, for others micro events are seen as part or integration into macro events. This means, they go alongside large congresses, for example, and complement them instead of being hosted without any connections to another event.
Bigger is better when it comes to décor. Because events are smaller, your budget can go towards bigger and bolder décor pieces. From the use of bold and intricate geometric patterns to metallics to add some sparkle and shine to an event. Events this year are going to be memorable, not necessarily in size but in the details.
Buffets and self-serve layouts are no longer an option, so it’s all about finding creative ways to serve food. From packed lunches to individually packaged desserts, single-serve portions are on the rise. Having fun and explore different ways to present your meal that if functional yet esthetically appealing with packaging ideas that can make your container feel personalized and greatly appreciated.
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